Paris Saint-Germain reached the UEFA Champions League final Wednesday after a 1-1 draw [1] against Bayern Munich in Germany.

The result allows the defending champions to maintain their pursuit of a second consecutive title while eliminating one of the tournament's most storied clubs. This victory secures PSG's place in the championship match against Arsenal.

The second-leg match took place at the Allianz Arena in Munich [2]. Despite the draw on the night, PSG progressed because their total score across both legs was six-five [1]. The narrow margin reflects a competitive series between the two sides, but the aggregate lead was sufficient to send the French club through to the next round.

PSG now prepares for the final match, which is scheduled for May 30, 2026 [3]. The championship game will be held in Budapest [3]. The matchup against Arsenal creates a high-stakes conclusion to the tournament, pitting the holders against the English side in Hungary.

Bayern Munich sought to overturn the deficit during the match on Wednesday, but they were unable to find the necessary goals to surpass the aggregate total [1]. The 1-1 scoreline ensured that the advantage established in the first leg remained intact for Paris Saint-Germain.

“PSG progressed because their total score across both legs was 6-5”

PSG's advancement as the defending champion reinforces their current dominance in European football. By overcoming Bayern Munich on aggregate, they have proven their ability to manage high-pressure away fixtures. The upcoming final against Arsenal represents a clash between two of the most heavily invested clubs in the world, focusing global attention on Budapest for the title decision.